How hyaluronic acid helps nourish your skin.

Much has been published about the role hyaluronic acid plays in the skin. I'm sure you've read many times that it helps the skin plump up, become firmer and reduce wrinkles. It also plays an essential role in maintaining hydration as it is capable of absorbing 1000 times its weight in water.

All of this is true. But there is an effect of having skin rich in hyaluronic acid that usually remains unexplored and is of essential importance. Today we tell you about it.

To understand this often unknown function of hyaluronic acid, it is important to know how nutrients get from the blood to the skin.

Blood carries nutrients and oxygen to the skin through the veins. As the veins get closer to the skin, they narrow until they become capillaries. Once there, the nutrients and oxygen in the blood leave the capillaries and soak into the skin. The blood, now depleted of nutrients and oxygen, makes its way back to the heart and lungs.

The nutrients and oxygen that have left the capillaries are now absorbed by the skin like a sponge. They reach all the cells and provide them with energy.

And here comes the question. What makes the skin "fluffy" is hyaluronic acid. This means that the more hyaluronic acid in the skin, the more nutrients and oxygen from the blood will reach more cells and be absorbed more effectively. No cream can beat deep nourishment and oxygenation of the cells.

What we can achieve with creams is that there is more hyaluronic so that these foods reach the entire skin and are better distributed.

By increasing the hyaluronic acid in the skin we make it more spongy and thus more efficient in absorbing food and oxygen from the blood.

This is a biopsy where we demonstrate how our Bioactive Cream in combination with the Serum increases the amount of hyaluronic acid (blue) in the skin.

This effect makes even more important something that cannot be overlooked: the importance of diet in the health and appearance of your skin. Not even the most advanced asset in science can compete with what you eat.

A healthy, balanced diet rich in vitamins will keep your skin healthy and young. And with creams, in addition to maintaining its firmness, you will help the nutrients you take in through food to reach more and better all over your skin.